Masters champion will earn little-known privileges including secret practice facility but strict …

Oh, to be a winner at Augusta.Ask just about any professional golfer which event they’d want to win the most and it wouldn’t be a stretch to claim the vast majority would say the Masters.3There have been 54 winners at Augusta since the tournament’s inception in 1934Credit: GettyIt is a tournament steeped in tradition, from its strict rules for commentators and patrons to its insanely cheap food and beverage prices.So it should come as no surprise that the last man standing at Augusta gets a swathe of special privileges their peers can only dream of.Some of them are better known than others, such as setting the menu for the Champions Dinner to be held the year after.Scottie Scheffler had the honour this year thanks to his triumph in 2024, but he made some curious culinary selections not everyone was on board with.Read more golf newsThere’s also the small issue of prize money, which has been boosted from $3.6million (£2.75m) to $4.2million (£3.2m) for this year’s winner.But what of those lesser-known privileges afforded to the victor?Thanks to Golf Digest’s Jamie Kennedy, some of those have been brought to light.The iconic Green Jacket is handed out to the winner, but most may
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